After you have left, someone comes around with special celebratory T-shirts that everyone is expected to wear to work the next day. Morning comes and, oblivious to the dress-code expectations, you get dressed in other attire. Almost everyone else arrives at work in the special…
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At least not while I was there in the 1970s. It was thought by earnest student leaders that these events were "too corporate." And for some reason I thought it was important that I share that. But please feel free to tell me all about…
Slice reader Bonnie Rae called to say I forgot about this show. www.nostalgiamerchant.biz OK, fair enough. But in my defense, there is a simple explanation for overlooking this show. I never watched it. The final episode aired before I turned 2. Yes, there's such a…
"Well, Bing Crosby wasn't born in Spokane either."
www.ovguide.com I guess it all depends on when you head out the door. But this morning seemed like an especially fine occasion for employing what we learned from Deputy Fife in a great episode of "The Andy Griffith Show" called "Opie the Birdman." Remember when…
Everyone knows children are natural consultants when it comes to electronics and computer issues. They've been doing it for years. But here's what I want to know. Are they also adept at figuring out recycling mysteries? You know, what goes in which of the three…
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What house are you talking about? There are plenty of options. A) The Bumpus place. B) The Radley home. C) The Kravitz house. D) The Clampetts'. E) The Griswold residence. F) Dexter's kill room. G) The best little whorehouse in Spokane. H) Other.
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